Locke44

Many communities in northern Canada/Alaska are serviced by water during summer but only by air during winter. This could potentially provide cheaper or quicker medical deliveries to those communities.

It seems to me like investing in technology and innovating could reduce the number of consumers priced out of your product offerings.

This could be something relatively simple like a product counting machine for the most commonly used bricks to ensure the correct number go into each bag, then you only have to manually put together the less common bricks. Even if it costs €50,000 it could increase your productivity (working 24h), increase your margin (reduce labour) or increase your revenue (reduce your prices in line with your reduced labour cost to penetrate more of the market).